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Bids for privileges for Odd Fellows'
picnic will be received until July
20;h. JoK ID. Cook, Secretary,
1913 Main street.
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Transfers

Three tisols Of land between Pigeon
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tanning fifteen acres. fgOOO
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n REnovKD NJ THE Use oy cocoAIsa.
And u stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
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" you wac ali pine lumber call on
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oDD FELLows' PcsIo, July 2slh, at
Estiyal Park.
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TICKETS for Odd Fellows Picnic, so
cents. Ladies' free.
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Criminal goa.t

Sarah Johnson, fraudulent breach
Of trust, three counts, seven months In
the workhoue.
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II u. sHAsKs 4 Co. have removed
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Dyeisx and CI.sus,.

Ladies' and gents' clothes cleaned or
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ostrich feathers, aud lGco curtains, BY
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EsrIvAL PAHk Will De occupied by
the Odd Fellows on July salh.
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AfIer exhibiting The report General
Peters said that II was not q proper
one, not being signed by the members
OF the Board Of Fire and Police Com
missioners, and being too general. He
called particular attention 10 the irct
that while all the other departments
are reported with q balance 10 their
credit, the street and BRIDE account
10 ovsrdrawn and hss debit Of fllg,.
S0s 20 charged against II on the re-
port, and said that debit should he
explained In the report, as should the
method by which that department got
90 far ahead OF the otheTs. The law
prohibits tbe approximation Of lunds
collected for specific purpose 10 an.
other purpose, and this fll9,309 20
certainly could not be paid from the
credit surplus Of other departments.
II the gentlemen who constituted the
,hoih,, had advanced the money I,
attorney ge6Hain the report. This
court take steps 10 get pt that the
from the commissioners.
-.Ne"fope, became Indignant, claim
ing that the failure was nnpardopahl,
di,re.pect 10 their august body, AMI
called Tor hurting Of the thundsrbolt,
Of wrath and vengeance. He there
lore moved the appointment Of a CON.
mlttee TO look Into the matter and tai |,
steps 10 deal out punishment Tor M,
ain oil omission. The motion ives No,
seconded, however, and Justice barr,
arose and remarked that yhlle ,be "a.
port wAs not gotten up In proper shsps
y vas doubtless on account Of the
Commissioners not being posted on lbs
requirements OF the Law, and moyed
tha, u be referred back 10 the Ohm.
mlsslonefs 10 be amended and return.
90. This motion was put and carried.
Ihis fearful tempest In a teapot and
svinl momentary menace 10 the Com.
misionefs reacted upon the body and
" was moved 10 monkey with no ont.
SIDE Issues until the mountain Of AZ.
sounu was wiped out Of the vsy.
foilowing out this line, the REMAINING
honfs Of the session we're given eve,
70 that class Of bu diness, eIcspt a sllyht
va'ia'lon to put $3.50 on the leyee near
The court adjourned at lp.m. until
soeloek this morning.
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An Enemy In Camp.

The Portland News has been inter
viewing Frank j. Parker of the States
man and it causes him to make these
peculiar statements:
Referring to the question Of admission
Of Washington Territory as state, Col
Parker expressed the opinion that very
large majority of the people Of the terri
tory we're opposed to the annexation Of
any part of Idaho to increase either the
territory as it is, or its vote. They sim
ply want admission, with Washington
az her boundaries exist.
If Col. Parker did make these state
ments he made them without considera
ton Of the facts and places himself along
side of his brother, Of the Idaho Free
Press, as autoppouent Of ninety nine
onc-hundrcths of tho residents OF East
ern Washington and Northern Idaho
heretofore repeatedly expressed by the
resolutions adopted at public meetings
by memorials Of Legislatures and thu
direct votes of the people, during thu
past twenty years. In tho Puget souni
portion, and not elsewhere in Washington
Territory, has the annexation Of Nortl
Idaho ever been objected to, and thai
feeling has died out, unless it has beer
revived very recently. Washington
Territory seeks admission with Nortl
Idaho annexed and not otherwise. 1t il
not pleasant when the indications are i.
favor of the carrying out of a project t.
have one Of your family, as it were, sud
denly become an active opponent Of you
cherished scheme. If Bro. Parker doe
not hasten to deny the correctness Of tn
Ne,os' interview We will be compelled t.
seek for the reason for his recent chang
Of heart Union.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-17

In speaking Of the circulation of q
petition for the annexation Of the Pan.
handle Of Idahoto Washington Territory
the Wallace Free Press says:
1t appears to the writer that this bone
Of contention, the Panhandle, more
properly belongs to Washipgtoa than
any q he other near territories. Wash.
ington is the only feasible outlet for tie
productions Of the Occur d'Alsns coun-
Try, and the farm products Of Washington
Territory are the natural supplies for
this part Of Idaho. The combination
Of Washington Territory and the Pam
handle Of Idaho is as natural as the
marrying Of . man and woman in love
with each other. We are cut of from,
Montana BY impossible mountains, and
those who seek to tie u to that territory
are simply barking on the outside of an
impossible barrier.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-17

o'0rion and Vaudeville in Jail,

DUBLIN, Nov. THE governor Of
Tullamors Jail to day refused the demand
Of Mr.. Moorhead, Catholic magistrate
to see O'Brieu, but on learning the
magistrate had legal right to hold in
tercourse with the prisoner, sent fol
Moorhead and informed him that the
desired interview would be granted
stipulating, however, that he himself
should be present. Moorhead says the
atmosphere in O'Briens cell, together
with his bread and water diet, is likely
to have fatal effect on consump,ive
person. O'Brisn says his system has
not been excited by the undue severity
of the officials. Vaudeville appeared
cheerful and determined. Both O. Brieu
Vaudeville were put on bread and water
for refusing to wear the prison garb.
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Work RESUMED AT THE LOCKS
Work has been resumed at the Cascade
locks, and those in charge claim that
they have 240 nsn at work. The lower
end efths canal il filledsw sand, which
is being taken out, says the Wasco Sun,
A gang Of about twenty men are employ
ed ia recruiting some Of the stone which
was cut several years ago, aud another
gang is putting up some buildings and
repairing others. The trouble with the
work at the Cascades is that none Of il
is ever completed, and every fall it uses
up nearly all the appropriation to put
things 10 order for the next high water
1t is sincerely to be hoped that congress
will make an appropriation at its mex
session largo enough to At once Grove
the work to completion. At the prcsen
rate Of progress it will take forever anG
year or 30 after to complete the locks
Six hundred thousand TONS of whea
seeking transportation to the scs, barret
BY only halfS mile Of rocks, should 90
our representatives in congress not t.
thinking, but to genuine hard work. -
Oregonian.
True as orthodox preaching.
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The case is over, but the Oregonian
has the following just comments upon
the sympathy which has been extended
towards the anarchists:
The argument for clemcncy to the
anarchists is dstestable /; it is that Of ex-
pediency. Their guilt is admitted be-
cause it cannot be denied but it is urged
that to execute them will only make the
anarchists increase and multiply into a
dangerous and formidable factor Of social
life in our great cities.
The truth is that there is no more
philosophy Of morals or politics behind
the Apache Indian he is human wild
beast, who hated everybody who is more
comfortable and prosperous than he is
himself. He owes the world grudge
he is ferocious misan,hrope who would
like to bring universal anarchy down on
US, like night, and let massacre seal law
and orders eternal grave, II it is moi
expedient to hang such creatures when
they conspire to scatter death and dc
scatter it among the officers Of the law,
then it is not expedient to haug any man
who plots murder and performs it
They are as cowardly to-day as when
they committed their great crime they
are pleading for mercy while pretending
to have conspired for conscience sake
They arc as senseless, inhuman in their
hate for peace, industry and prosperity
as Jack Cado, who declared that bis
"mouth should be the parliament Of
England" who hung one man because
he could "read the cast accounts" ard
beheadsd another because he spoke
French, and had corrupted the youth
Of the realm BY erecting grammar
school, BY causing printing to Be used
and building q paper mill"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-17

1t was up at Sellwood about a month
ago, when they were organizing prohi-
bition club, that boy with basket
containing a couple Of handsome pups
was Offering them for sale. A gentleman
present asked the boy if they were pro-
hibition pups, and the little fellow
promptly answered, "Yes sir" Yester-
day party Of gentlemen were up N
Sellwood talking against prohibition and
they were approached by the same boy
with the basket and pups One Of the
gentlemen, that looked suspiciously like
Bob Bybee, asked the boys what kind Of
pups they were, and the future youthful
politician answered, "anti prohibition -
"That won't do" said the gentleman.
"a mouth ago you we're offering the
same animals as prohibition pups. How
is it?' s"Well," said the boy, 1.-THE pup'
are month older now, and they have
their eyes open" Oregonian. b
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Delegate Dubois, who has canva.sed
the territory against Remembering Idaho
in any shape, seems to have pacified
some Of the newspaper men Of the North
who are bitterly fighting for annexation.
1t is all right with them for Dubois to
be against the move, but all wrong for
Gov. Stevenson and others Of this section
to oppose it. 1t will be seen, too, that
those same newspapers will soon be
whooping up Dubois for e-election. Is
it soap ?-Idaho Democrat.
Dubois may have pacifed one or two
newspapers, with little cash, but the
people won't be satisfied, but will tell
their own story without the use of soap.
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The Oreg0nidn says:

The New York Sun recently cited tho
cases Of seven prominent citizens Of
Connecuticut, who are now in the states
prison or iugitlves in Canada for embez-
element Of bank funds, uttering bogus
paper, etc. These men were all Of good
reputs, active workers in church and
state. The Sun explains the fall as
follows:
But the haste to be rich, and the do.
sire to DO richer than their neighbof, the
love Of money, blunted their moral per,
ceptions, aud caused them to risk charac
ter, honor and liberty.
This explanation will serve to account
for the corruption Of city, state or a
nation as we'll as for an individual ci,i-
zen. The haste to get rich is what is
causing America to "risk character,
honor aud liberty" both in society and
politics.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-17

Bishop Ridley, who has driven the
Metlakahtla Indians to Alaska, now finds
himself the possessor of town almost
uninhabited. OF 1900 villagers only
forty-thrse remain, counting men, wo-
men and children. A recent visitor saws
that the "winds play hide and seek .
through the once pretty cottages. As a
final act of arbitrary power this ungodly
and shameless bishop has seized the can
merry and sawmill which the Indians had
left in charge of one Of their number
Ore10nidn. fs
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q. SOC, 600, to - Expended In New
Railroads,

There is little doubt here among rail-
road men that the money just obtained
in Europe by the Oregon Railway &
Navigation Company, two and half
millions Of dollars, will be used to extend
the lines of the company in the Columbia
river basin, as suggested few weeks
ago. At the last annual meeting OF the
stockholders on June goth, the directors
were authorized to build twelve branches
~ aggregate length Of 1897 miles, and
supplemental articles Of incorporation
With thess enterprises in view were filed.
The proposed lines are: From Psndle
ION to Arlington, via Heppnsr; Center
vile to Cold Spring, Umatilla comfy ;
Unatilla to Priseville; Mouth Pine
creek to John Day, Wasco county ;
Primeville to mouth OF Deschutes river
Wallula, W. T., to Butte city, Montana,
via Lewiston Lewiston to mouth Little
Salmon river; Prescott to Grange city ;
from point twenty miller above mouth
Of Snake river to Grange city; La
Grange to Wallula valley; mouth Wal.
lula river to Lewiston, and from Walla
Walla, via Dixie, to Waitsburg. Of
course, all these branches are not likely
to be built ct the same time, but they
are in tho general proposed system. If
the money just secured should be applied
with economy it would do the greater
part of the work here laid out. The
benefits which would follow such gen
eral extension of rails are almost toe
great for estimate. Oregonian.
The Journal says: In connection
with the matter above spoken Of, the
public cannot fail to note tho absence Of
any extension that may be regarded al
an invasion Of tho territory recently set
off by agreement to the Northern Pacific.
There is no reaching out for any business
north of Snake river-not even the clos
ing Of the gap between Nparia and
Pampa. Another consideration that
must force itself upon public conscious
ness is that the people must pay the in.
terest on these bonds and create sinking
fund for their final extinction 20 that,
in the end, the railroad company will
own 1907 more miles of road that will
not have cost them one cent. The pro-
posed line from Wallula to Butte is over
the ground the Manitoba is expecting to
run, and there may be some lively com
petition and hurry in the construction o.
that line.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-17

The Northern Pacific is up and in
arms and is holding the Snoqualmie pass
over the Cascade mountains by armed
men, against the forces Of the Seattle,
Lake Shore and Eastern road. Both
companies are struggling for the same
pass, and after they have killed a few
men, the difficulty will be decided BY the
courts, where it should be settled before
bad blood is spilled Portland Neus.
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WAsurNcros Nov S-Gen Ruo

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.--Gen. Ruge,
telegraphs from the Grow reservation
that the refractory Crows who we're moi
killed are in the guard house at Fort
Custer with enc exception and he is ex
pected in tomorrow. Chief Deaf Bull
who tried to incite the Cheycnnes, is q
prisoner. He thinks the trouble with
the Crows is ended and requests authori-
ty to send Deaf Bull to Fort Smelling.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-17

Gov. Eugene Sempls. Of Washington
Territory, has crossed tho Switchback
and is now in Eastern Washington to
examine its resources. If he will be
thorough in his examination and extend
bis visit to promineue points in North
Idaho he will find plenty from which to
make up his official report.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-17

The amendment to the constitution so
as to prohibit the sale of liquor in
Oregon, was lost by about 1000 votes.
The amendment to fix the salaries If
officers was also lest while the amend
ment to change the time of election from
June to November was carried.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-17

New YORK, Nov. IA Washington
special says: A report has been re.
ceivcd here that Prof Cushman, who ha,
charge Of the government exploring ex-
petition in south Arizona, has unearthed
the whole city there and exhumed two
thousand skeletons. The location is
about eighty miles northwest Of Tucson
near the junction of Salt river with the
Gila. t@ So ~ w
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-17

Some people speak as if hypocrites
we're confined to religion but they are
every where people pretending to have
wealth when they have not sixpsnce,
assuming knowledge of which they are
ignorant, shammipg a culture they are
far removed from, adopting opinions they
do not hold Ben Albert Goodrich.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-17

Petitions are being circulated in
North Idaho praying for annexation to
this territory. We all will welcome the
friends over there. They belong with
US geographically and otherwise. -
Washington Independent.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-17

Six Crow Ipdians, with . chief, ar
rived at Lapwai on the 10th, in three
days from the Crow Agency. Their
mission is a friendly one They did not
know Of Sword Bearers death when
they left.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-17

The new Salmon river mines north are
$50 miles from Elensburg and are prov
ing very rich. They soon expect to
reach Eilsnsburg by steamer, with only
thiny-iiye miles land travel,